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Neil Davis
Neil Davis

Neil Davis

Date9/16/1982
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126482F
Michael Davis: President of thriving L. Davis Textiles is one of the beneficiaries of Canadian quotas on textile imports but he complains of gross abuse of quota limits by customs officials to ensure that annual limits are not exceeded. Davis' Toronto firm, which specializes in children's sleepwear, employs 200. About 200,000 are employed in the industry nationally.
Michael Davis: President of thriving L. Davis Textiles is one of the beneficiaries of Canadian quotas on textile imports but he complains of gross abuse of quota limits by customs officials to ensure that annual limits are not exceeded. Davis' Toronto firm, which specializes in children's sleepwear, employs 200. About 200,000 are employed in the industry nationally.
1/10/1980
You can thank Brian Mulroney for this one. Mulroney and Bush are pretty chummy -- and it's obvious who the winner was here.' Ron Davis, St. Catharines auto union leader.'
You can thank Brian Mulroney for this one. Mulroney and Bush are pretty chummy -- and it's obvious who the winner was here.' Ron Davis, St. Catharines auto union leader.'
2/24/1992
Expert: Prof. Merit Davis, standing on Bay St. at the Lake Shore Blvd. crossing, says the combination of heavy traffic and drivers who may be unfamiliar with Toronto add up to a sure formula for accidents.
Expert: Prof. Merit Davis, standing on Bay St. at the Lake Shore Blvd. crossing, says the combination of heavy traffic and drivers who may be unfamiliar with Toronto add up to a sure formula for accidents.
7/25/1985
Wade Davis
Wade Davis
10/4/1996
NDP'S John Deamer, No question of Davis' integrity
NDP'S John Deamer, No question of Davis' integrity
9/3/1975
One man in a tub: Ashe Davis, treasurer of King Township Historical Society, relaxes in a 1800s bath tub while stroking a violin dates back to the early 1900s.
One man in a tub: Ashe Davis, treasurer of King Township Historical Society, relaxes in a 1800s bath tub while stroking a violin dates back to the early 1900s.
9/12/1983
Vision of charity: Ken Davis of Toronto and wife Ruth check used eyeglasses they are taking to Haiti for distribution to the needy.
Vision of charity: Ken Davis of Toronto and wife Ruth check used eyeglasses they are taking to Haiti for distribution to the needy.
1/17/1986
A respite: Aaron Davis puts his feet up before continuing his record performance of bowling non-stop for more than 11 days.
A respite: Aaron Davis puts his feet up before continuing his record performance of bowling non-stop for more than 11 days.
2/11/1985
Up in the Stars: John Davis, head of Ontario Paper Co.'s newspaper recycling program, sits atop pile of old newspapars. It's one way to get attention for firm, which plans to go public.
Up in the Stars: John Davis, head of Ontario Paper Co.'s newspaper recycling program, sits atop pile of old newspapars. It's one way to get attention for firm, which plans to go public.
11/5/1980
Self-Made millionaire, university professor and now chief executive officer in Premier Davis oficer: That's Jim Fleck, 40 years old.
Self-Made millionaire, university professor and now chief executive officer in Premier Davis oficer: That's Jim Fleck, 40 years old.
12/28/1971
Trouble is his middle name: Trouble-shooter Urich Ferdinand, executive assitant to Premier William Davis, is adept at smoothing out the problems of people who make daily demands on the provincial premier.
Trouble is his middle name: Trouble-shooter Urich Ferdinand, executive assitant to Premier William Davis, is adept at smoothing out the problems of people who make daily demands on the provincial premier.
3/28/1977
It's disappointment, but he'll go on sending his children to Catholic separate schools despite Ontario Premier William Davis decision not to grant further tax support to these schools, says Ron Stewart of Scarborough
It's disappointment, but he'll go on sending his children to Catholic separate schools despite Ontario Premier William Davis decision not to grant further tax support to these schools, says Ron Stewart of Scarborough
8/31/1971